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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsJust found out there's an actual Frank Lloyd Wright Residential House in Staten Island...Its a...
Prefab. Der, didn't know he did that. A way to make more affordable, yet still quite stylish.
The way FLW, and his colleague Erdman put them together; they were designed to be individual, so no one is identical to the other. Interesting!
Of course, there's The Guggenheim, but I'm also interested in his Prarie style homes, as well. I love his works, and even drawings for projects that never got completed (have a big calendar of drawings!).
Will have to Google map it. Sketchy if there's public transit near enough, and it's up on S.I. big hill. So I'll probably not go see it.
Even if I did: of course, I'm not knocking on the home's front door. It would still be cool to see the outside! ๐

elleng
(139,031 posts)I've only been 'through' S.I. maybe once, but would love to see such a house.
electric_blue68
(20,600 posts)electric_blue68
(20,600 posts)Inkey
(369 posts)The Crimson Beech house ? I did a quick
Google search for it. Looks like it has an
open floor plan design.
electric_blue68
(20,600 posts)2naSalit
(96,261 posts)Some pics of the interior and another article about the ten FLW houses in NYC.
https://nypost.com/2017/09/13/a-rare-look-inside-frank-lloyd-wrights-only-nyc-home/
https://streeteasy.com/blog/frank-lloyd-wright-nyc/
electric_blue68
(20,600 posts)
elleng
(139,031 posts)Polybius
(19,623 posts)What's the address? I'll pass by.
Edit: Nevermind, I found it:
48 Manor Ct,
Staten Island, NY 10306